Filmory - Analog Film Scanner

Name: Filmory - Analog Film Scanner
Rating: 4.5 (369 reviews)
Author: Watsaporn Pinyotanmakorn

By: Watsaporn Pinyotanmakorn

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Features & Capabilities

Filmory is an AI-powered extension that automatically detects and crops analog film, revealing high-quality images. The revealed photos are saved instantly to an album, and you can edit, rotate, crop, share, and print them.

How to use: Find a backlight source, hold the film strip vertically in front of it, press Scan, and view the result. Optional in-app purchases include Monthly and Yearly plans for unlimited access.

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By:

Watsaporn Pinyotanmakorn

Rating:

4.50

(369) 1 new ratings

Version:

1.0.9 Last updated: 2023-07-17

Version code:

858523331

Creation date:

2021-05-02

Compatible devices:

Size:

70.00MB

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Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-14

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# 90,457 ▼ 112

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Developed by:

Watsaporn Pinyotanmakorn

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/filmory-analog-film-scanner/id1559585775

User Reviews

Overall, reviews praise Filmory for being easy to use and capable of delivering good color and sharp scans, with several users calling it among the best film scanners. Many report success across varied negatives and sizes and value the free trials or affordable pricing. Downsides include inconsistent image quality (blurry or grainy results), limited free usage and a paid plan, subscription setup frustrations, missing features like black-and-white scanning and square cropping, and a learning curve for new users.

Pros

Easy to use and intuitive interface.
Good color reproduction and sharp images on many scans.
Works with a variety of negatives and sizes, including larger formats.
Offers free scans (e.g., 15 test scans) and generally affordable pricing.
Often described as one of the best film scanning apps.

Cons

Image quality can be inconsistent, with some scans blurry, grainy, or unusable.
Free usage is limited and many features require a paid subscription.
Subscription setup can be frustrating (sign-up or restore-purchase issues).
Missing features such as black-and-white scanning settings and square cropping support.
Learning curve or lack of guidance for new users.